5 Most Horrifying Bugs in the World
No idea what's scarier the Botfly or Giant Hornet with Flesh eating acid.
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5 Most Horrifying Bugs in the World
No idea what's scarier the Botfly or Giant Hornet with Flesh eating acid.
Bot Fly in brain?! Knock knock Bot Fly! Come out!
Praying Mantises are pretty scary. Particularly the females. They're "hardcore".
I kinda want those guys who want to build a barrier all around the united states to get working on it. And make sure that they cover the top and pave the bottom, to keep any more of those things from getting in than already have.
Bugs that freak me out: jerumsalem crickets, centipedes, ???, ???
I thought it was fake at first with those Japanese Wasps, but after that I've heard of the middle 3 ones. But wow regardless those are all nasty. Makes me want to actually stay in Ohio where all we got is big foot and raccoons.
Even though it's like harmless, the crane fly (or 'Daddy long legs' in Britain) scares me to death.
It's the legs; They just absolutely petrify me! It's usually daddy long leg season late August/early September, but I never saw any last year. The year before they were EVERYWHERE ;_; I refused to open any of my windows. They always fly at my face and make me cry ;___;
I'm surpised I'm not on your list.
Although most of them were my creations.
I think the bot fly was my favourite.
Oh my god. ;___;
Stuff like this makes me really paranoid. ;[
I fear very few things in this world.
Jojee when she is mad.
Hilary Clinton winning the 2008 election.
And finally, the Second Coming of Jerry Falwell. (SP?)
I just knew you were involved. Well time to start insect genocide to ease my paranoia.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Devil
CICADAS. ;;
Some of those things actually come close to zombies for "Dear Holy smurfing God why would you do this?!" scary :(
that is scarry! but the daddy long legs is scaryer!!
but not as scary as my spelling!!
I'd be most pleased by the hornet, really.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Devil
I think the idea that a small maggot can live and sustain itself inside your brain, feeding on your memory and thoughts more horrific, wouldnt you say?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ouch!I'd be most pleased by the hornet, really.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Devil
If the maggot literally fed off of one's memories and thoughts, then yes, it would be horrific. However, since it just feeds off of the material substance of one's brain, this is not the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by The DevilI think the idea that a small maggot can live and sustain itself inside your brain, feeding on your memory and thoughts more horrific, wouldnt you say?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ouch!I'd be most pleased by the hornet, really.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Devil
As such, I'm going to stick with the thumb-sized hornet that spits acid.
The soldier ants are clearly the badasses there. Hundreds of thousands of half inch long blind things with giant teeth just obliterating anything that gets in front of them? That is gun.
I like the guy's writing style. :spin:
WHY DID I LOOK!?!
Because you're a fool! ... and you scare too easily!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roto13
An instant of sharp pain versus an insect living off your brain? lol whut?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ouch!If the maggot literally fed off of one's memories and thoughts, then yes, it would be horrific. However, since it just feeds off of the material substance of one's brain, this is not the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by The DevilI think the idea that a small maggot can live and sustain itself inside your brain, feeding on your memory and thoughts more horrific, wouldnt you say?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ouch!I'd be most pleased by the hornet, really.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Devil
As such, I'm going to stick with the thumb-sized hornet that spits acid.
I hate bugs now :(
They're so gross sometimes, i can handle the small ones, but the big ones with acid spit and burrowing under skin habits are just plain freaky.
No way in hell am I watching any of those videos.
So much for sleep tonight.
But the material substance of the brain is the literal physical form of thoughts and memories.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ouch!If the maggot literally fed off of one's memories and thoughts, then yes, it would be horrific. However, since it just feeds off of the material substance of one's brain, this is not the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by The DevilI think the idea that a small maggot can live and sustain itself inside your brain, feeding on your memory and thoughts more horrific, wouldnt you say?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ouch!I'd be most pleased by the hornet, really.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Devil
As such, I'm going to stick with the thumb-sized hornet that spits acid.
i dont like huge spiders
I hate moths, hate hate hate! >.< I once seen one the size of my face. When I was in the shower a moth landed on my hip, it was so scary! :whimper:
That's crazyness, yet intriguing. I'm glad I live in Canada where it's too cold for things like that to survive!
Also, bullet ants are my new favourite insect.
camel spider is the only thing that fear me the most T_T
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they are very poisonous, they even can kill scorpions and camels.
they can run at between 10-20mph..
sometimes, a strong camel spider can just land on you while you are sleeping, it will crawl into your stomach VERY painfully and lay eggs into it..
:( :( :(
I spy Antlion. =O
I was creeped out at first, but then I got to the army ants and realized this guy hasn't done any research. I present to you this clip from the article:
Army ants do have stingers with flesh eating acid inside according to the Discovery Channel's special on three types of notorious ants. Their jaws cannot cut. Their jaws are meant soley for carrying food back to the nest. And yes, they have a nest where this article says they don't. They can take a scorpion apart. Yes. The way they were taking the scorpion apart, it was obvious they could see it. They're not blind. And they don't eat through anything in their path. The guy, in the show, accidentally got himself covered in army ants and got stung to hell. They didn't chew all the flesh off his body. His body did have marks all over it, however.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Guy Who Should Have Done Research Before Writing An Article
So, after all the inaccuracies in his section on army ants, I have to wonder just how accurate the rest is. I stopped reading after army ants because he obviously didn't know what he was talking about.
I'm super duper afraid of spiders, well not so much anymore.
I have an above average fear of bees as well.